Boris Continuum Complete 7.0.0 for Sony Vegas Install Guide - BorisFX

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Boris Continuum Complete 7.0.0 for Sony Vegas Install Guide

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Boris Continuum Complete 7 for Sony Vegas 10 Install Guide Introduction Welcome to Boris Continuum Complete (BCC) version 7.0.0OFX. For more information about Boris products, or to register your copy of Boris Continuum Complete, visit our web site at http://borisfx.com/login/reg_form.php?action=register_win This Installation Guide contains instructions for installing Boris Continuum Complete 7 for Sony Vegas 10
Technical Support Contact Boris technical support at: http://www.borisfx.com/support. Supported Hosts Boris Continuum Complete 7.0.0OFX supports Sony Vegas10a (both 32bit & 64bit). Supported Operating Systems Boris Continuum Complete 7.0.0OFX supports the following operating systems: Windows Microsoft Windows: XP 32bit, VISTA 32bit, VISTA 64bit, WIN 7 32bit & WIN 7 64bit. For more details on Service Packs needed for each of the above OS' please check Sony Vegas 10 a documentation. Installing BCC 7.0.0OFX for Sony Vegas 10a
Logging On to Your System To successfully install BCC 7.0.0OFX, you must log on as an Administrator or have Administrator (read/write) privileges.
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Installing BCC 7.0.0OFX
1. Launch the Try & Buy (TNB) Installer application that you downloaded from http://www.borisfx.com. A splash screen appears:
Click Next. 2. Read & Accept the terms in Software License Agreement:
Click Next. 3. Enter your Name, Organization and Serial Number in the Customer Information dialog box. Include the hyphens when you enter the serial number. You can Copy/Paste the serial number as well (Cntrl/V only for pasting since mouse right clicking to Paste will not work). The product serial number is e-mailed to you when the TNB is downloaded from http://www.borisfx.com:

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Click Next. 4. Select either Complete to install the files in the Default folders & locations & then click Next or select Custom to install the files in different folders & locations by changing the Path:

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BCC OFX plugs need to go into the OFX folder inside Program Files/Common Files folder. If an OFX folder is not present then a new one is automatically created when Complete is selected as an install option:
5. Click Install. 6. Click Finish.

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Boris FX New Features Guide
Introduction Key Features User Interface Improvements 16 Bit Color New Electronic Help System All New BCC Filters with Custom Preset Manager FEC Filters Keyframe Effects Directly in the Composite Window Static Generator for Sony Vegas 7 New Library Browser Templates from Effects Guru Steve Oakley

Introduction

This guide contains an overview of key new features in Boris FX. For details about these features, see the Boris FX Online Help. The Boris FX CD-ROM includes Release Notes and a new, fullfeatured Online Help system with step-by-step instructions, Tutorials, and information about OpenGL.

Key Features

User Interface Improvements
Many new improvements have been made to the user interface of Boris FX allowing you to work more quickly and easily.

16 Bit Color

16 Bit deep-color provides the user with the ability to generate smoother gradients and more precise color correction.
New Electronic Help System
A new fully searchable electronic help reference system has been added to Boris FX.
All New BCC Filters with Custom Preset Manager
Boris FX now ships with 35 powerful filters from the Boris Continuum Complete package.

FEC Filters

Several filters from the Final Effects Complete package have been included with this latest release of Boris FX.
Keyframe Effects Directly in the Composite Window
Now you can generated keyframed effects right within the composite window, without the need to see the master timeline.
Static Generator for Sony Vegas 7
Users of Sony vegas 7 will now be able to use Boris FX as a static title generator, meaning less rendering and faster title generation.
New Library Browser Templates from Effects Guru Steve Oakley
Industry effects guru Steve Oakley has contributed dozens of effects to the Boris FX Library Browser.
Many new improvements have been made to the user interface of Boris FX. They include: user customizable quick key buttons in the timeline, new machine controls in the composite window, magnetic and sticky windows, a non-modal options palette and a tabbed interface for the Controls window eases title effects creation.
Configurable Shortcut Buttons in Timeline
The Timeline now includes Shortcut buttons that you can configure to suit your work style or a specific project that you are working on. You can rearrange the buttons to your liking by selecting and dragging them.
Composite Window Machine Controls
New buttons in the Composite window make it easier to move within a composition. You can now easily go to the head or tail of a composition, and move forward and backward by one frame or ten.

Sticky Windows Option

The Sticky Windows option moves windows in unison; as you resize one window, other windows resize automatically to accommodate the change. For example, when you move the Timeline up or down, the Controls and Composite windows resize as well.

Modeless Options Palette

A new Options Palette allows you to adjust many settings that were previously available in the Preferences window. This makes working with functions, such as grids and guides, an easier task. The Options Palette is a floating window; you can leave it open at all times, and the changes you
make in it are instantaneous. The options palette is available for Splines, Grids and Guides, Keyframe Interpolation, Keyframe Generator, and Timecode. The following example shows the Keyframe tab.

Tabs in Controls Window

A tabbed interface in the Controls window makes it easier to navigate between parameter categories.

Brightness-Contrast adjusts the brightness and contrast in your image. This filter also has a PixelChooser, so you can select which pixels to adjust. Brightness adjusts the brightness of the image. Increasing the Brightness setting pushes colors toward white, and decreasing the setting pushes colors toward black.

Brightness=40

Brightness=0

BCC Color Balance

Color Balance performs a true photographic RGB color correction, allowing you to make independent adjustments to the red, green, and blue channels of the image.

BCC Color Choker Filter

This filter independently chokes the red, green, and blue channels of an image. It is intended for use with opaque images and does not use the alpha channel. The controls are very similar to those in the Composite Choker filter, except that the latter filter affects alpha. Use this filter to create effects in which color details have more contrast and are softer. In the default choke mode.

Source Image

Color Blowout preset applied
EvenDifference preset applied

Red Choke 1=13

Red Choke 1=2

Red Choke 1=15

BCC Color Correction
The Color Correction filter improves the color of images or creates dramatic color effects. Allows you to adjust Brightness, Contrast, Hue, Saturation, luminance level of black pixels, and luminance level of White pixels.

Hue= 20

Hue=20

Saturation= 20

Saturation=0

Saturation=20

BCC Color Match
BCC Color Match simplifies the process of matching the color or luma values of two clips in the timeline. For instance, if two clips with different lighting conditions are spliced together, the clips color and luma values will differ. Match Color automates the process of removing or balancing the difference between the two clips by setting color or luma values for the highlight, mid, and shadow areas of the image.

Original image

Filtered image (and matched target clip)

BCC Color Palette

The Color Palette filter provides a number of ways to select colors from the host user interface for your project. You can also use the Color Palette filter to set colors which can be used any number of times within the current project.

BCC Colorize

Colorize uses a gradient of up to six colors to tone the image. All of the parameters in this filter can be animated and linked to other parameters.
BCC Correct Selected Color
This filter allows you to adjust a specified range of colors in the source image, leaving colors outside the range unaffected.

BCC Directional Blur

Directional Blur blurs the image by displacing it in one direction. The effect is similar to how a photograph of a speeding object appears if taken with a slower shutter speed.

BCC Gaussian Blur

The Gaussian Blur filter implements a popular blur algorithm that produces smoother blurs but takes more time to render than the Basic Blur filter. Gaussian Blur softens the image by averaging each pixel with its neighboring pixels. The word Gaussian refers to the bell-shaped curve commonly used in statistical analysis. The shape of this curve determines how much each averaged pixel contributes to the output.
BCC Hue-Saturation-Lightness
Hue-Saturation-Lightness converts the image to the Hue/Saturation/Lightness color space, makes corrections to the image, and converts it back to RGB.

BCC Invert Solarize

Invert Solarize inverts one or more channels in the source image.

BCC Levels Gamma

Levels Gamma provides options for adjusting contrast and eliminating noise in your image. Video shot at night or in poorly lit settings often contains noise in the dark areas. Increasing Input Black removes this noise by treating all areas darker than the Input Black setting as black. Washed out or overexposed images do not contain the full range of levels. Increasing Input Black and/or decreasing Input White can boost the contrast of the image.

Input Black=0

Input Black=75

Input Black=125

BCC Motion Blur Filter
The BCC Motion Blur filter creates a realistic blur on the motion in an image, simulating the effect of shooting a moving object on film. The blur is based on the motion of the pixels in the image. For example, you could apply the Motion Blur filter to a clip of a speeding car and the
car s motion would blur while the background would not. The blur is most pronounced when the object moves quickly and more subtle when it moves slowly. Motion blur is not visible if the image is static.

BCC MultiTone Mix

The MultiTone Mix filter uses the source image s color, luma, or alpha information to create a toned image that uses up to five independent colors. MultiTone Mix works by creating a color map based on a specific channel in the source image, then replacing each color range in the map with a new color.

BCC Posterize

Posterize reduces the number of colors in the image by independently reducing the number of discrete levels in each color channel. The resulting output image has a few distinct values of red, green, and blue, instead of having each value spread over the full range of 0 to 255. The filter also allows you to scramble the output values for additional creative control.
Posterization effects can produce hard edges that give the output image a rough appearance, which can be exacerbated by image compression and by the bandwidth limitations of analog video equipment. The Posterize filter provides several controls that deal with such problems by blurring and softening the posterized image.

RGB Levels=2

RGB Levels=3

RGB Levels=5

BCC Pyramid Blur Filter
The BCC Pyramid Blur filter emulates the look of shooting in soft focus or with lens diffusion. This filter allows you to blur the horizontal and vertical components of the image separately. The functionality is similar to the BCC Blur filter. However, BCC Pyramid Blur uses a refined algorithm that speeds rendering approximately 20 - 40 percent. When you create new blur effects, you should use this filter.

Original Image

Filtered Image

BCC Radial Blur Filter

The BCC Radial Blur filter creates a blur around a specific point, simulating the affect of a zooming or rotating camera. The Amount option specifies the amount of blur, depending on the selection for Type. For a Spin blur, which applies blurs in circles around the center point, the Amount value indicates the degree of rotation. For a Zoom blur, which applies blur that radiates out from the center point, the Amount value specifies the degree of radial blurring.

BCC Safe Colors Filter

The BCC Safe Colors filter prevents clips from having saturation values that exceed the legal limits of broadcast standards. Use this filter to limit the values that are present in the image.

Shift Channels Filter

Shift Channels uses values from chosen input channels to compute new RGB and alpha channels for the output image.
Filtered image, with Red channel inverted

BCC Spiral Blur Filter

The BCC Spiral Blur filter creates a blur or smear that appears as though it is spiraling toward the center of the image.

BCC Tritone

Tritone creates a toned image from the source image s luma channel or any of its RGB channels. The Input Channel maps to a color range that goes from the Black Color to the Middle Color to the White Color. The default Tritone uses the source s luma channel as the Input Channel to produce an image that is black where the source is black, white where the source is white, and blue-toned in the gray regions.

BCC Unsharp Mask

The Unsharp Mask filter uses a classic image sharpening technique similar to the method used to sharpen film images. The source image is blurred, and the blurred image is then subtracted from the source. The resulting image is sharper and has more contrast. Unsharp Mask sharpens areas in an image with significant color changes by adjusting the contrast of edge details to create the illusion of image sharpness. This filter is useful for refocusing an image that appears blurry due to scanning, poor lighting, or other factors.
Distortion & Perspective Filters
BCC 2D Particles and 2D Particles Advanced
2D Particles breaks the source image into particles and disperses them in 2D space. This filter also provides a variety of explosion, velocity, and gravity controls to adjust the particles movement. You can also control the size, shape, density, and opacity of the particles, and create custom particle shapes and scatter wipes. Use the auto-animation feature to easily generate explosion effects, or animate the filter manually for precise control.

BCC 3D Image Shatter

3D Image Shatter shatters the image in 3D space and disperses the image fragments. The filter provides a variety of explosion, velocity, and gravity parameters to control particle movement. In addition, 3D Image Shatter has a number of parameters that allow you to control the particle size and shape, rotation, opacity, lighting, and explosion style. This filter is auto-animated by default, but you can manually animate it for more precise control over the movement and dispersion of the particles.

3D Image Shatter effect

Time 00:00:00:00

Time 00:00:00:15

Time 00:00:01:00

Spooky Noise preset applied
Ring and Scale preset applied

BCC Twirl

The BCC Twirl filter spins the image around a center point, creating a spiral of distortion.

BCC Vector Displacement

Vector Displacement uses the RGB channels in the Map Layer to displace the image in three different directions.

BCC Wave

The Wave and Ripple filters are very similar, except that Wave creates parallel waves instead of waves that radiate from a point.

Effects Filters

BCC Alpha Pixel Noise
Alpha Pixel Noise adds noise to an image s alpha channel. You can use this filter to create pixelated transitions between two images.
Alpha Pixel Noise transition

Time 00:00:02:00

Time 00:00:03:00

BCC Alpha Spotlight

Alpha Spotlight uses a spotlight to create or add transparency to the source image. For example, you can use Alpha Spotlight to create an effect in which the lit areas become transparent while the background is left opaque, or vice versa.

BCC Burnt Film

Burnt Film simulates the look of holes burning through a layer of film to reveal another image. This filter provides control over the appearance of the burned edges and the burn rate, and allows you to use a custom alpha matte to set the shape of the burn holes.

Burnt Film transition

BCC Cartooner
The Cartooner filter allows you to draw an outline around the edges in one of an image s color or alpha channels. You can also use the Cartooner filter to turn a video source into an outline animation. The filter compares a selected channel in the source with a threshold value to create an edge map. Cartooner then blurs the map and strokes the edges in the map.
The results obtained with the edge filters vary depending on the media to which the filter is applied and the exact settings used. Because they create edge effects by emphasizing differences between adjacent pixels, edge filters are very sensitive to parameter adjustments. Often a very small change in a parameter can dramatically affect the result.

Edge Source Layer

BCC Colorize Glow
The Colorize Glow filter is similar to the Glow filter but it generates the glow from a single channel and then applies a gradient to the glow. The Colorized Glow can be composited with the original image or viewed by itself.

BCC Deinterlace Filter

The BCC Deinterlace filter converts interlaced video clips into progressive-scan frames, such as footage shot on film. Deinterlace can render simulated TeleCine style by adding pulldown. This filter can also convert 29.97fps NTSC video into 24fps film-style frames.

BCC Glow Alpha Edges Filter
The BCC Glow Alpha Edges filter applies a glow that adheres to the contours of the image s alpha channel or mask. Use this filter with masks or images that have an alpha channel.

BCC Halftone Filter

The BCC Halftone filter simulates the look of printed material by converting the image to simulated halftone dots. Print images are comprised of a rosette pattern of colored ink dots. To avoid moir or interference patterns, the dots are printed at different angles; this process is known as halftone screening. This is also used in the art world as a creative process such as the work produced by Lichtenstein.

BCC Median Filter

The BCC Median filter makes each pixel look like the majority of its neighboring pixels. It produces a smeary look, but with sharp edges (at neighborhood boundaries). The Median filter also reduces noise by eliminating spikes , or pixels that are very different from their neighbors (also referred to as salt and pepper noise ).

BCC Misalignment Filter

The BCC Misalignment filter simulates the effect of misaligned RGB color channels.

Unfiltered Image

BCC Median

BCC Misalignment

The Misalignment filter simulates the effect of misaligned RGB color channels.

BCC Mosaic

Mosaic allows you to pixelate images to achieve a range of mosaic effects using a few simple parameters and a PixelChooser.

BCC Multi Shadow

Multi Shadow is a versatile filter which you can use to composite three or more independent drop shadows over a source image.

BCC RGB Edges

RGB Edges finds edges in each RGB channel independently, creates a new RGB image from these edges, and applies the new image to the source using the chosen Apply Mode and Apply Mix.
The results obtained with the edge filters vary depending on the media to which the filter is applied and the exact settings used. Because they create edge effects by emphasizing differences between adjacent pixels, edge filters are very sensitive to parameter adjustments. Often a small change in a parameter setting can dramatically affect the result.

Sparks generates auto-animated sparks that shoot from a point and disperse. The sparks sizes, shapes, and colors can be adjusted. You can also adjust the speed of the sparks, apply a gravitational force, and add an interaction layer.

Streaks

Trails

BCC Stars Generator

Stars is an auto-animated star generator which can composite stars over a sky color or an image layer. This lter provides control over the size, density, movement and color of the stars, and allows you to add galaxies. Stars can also use the alpha channel in any other layer as a map layer, allowing you to create skies in which stars ll a pre-composed image or logo.
Keys & Mattes Filters

BCC Alpha Process Filter

The Alpha Process lter blurs the alpha channel of an image, performs levels and gamma correction on the output of the blur, and composites the output alpha with the initial alpha using the chosen apply mode. The lter also allows you to soften the matte by blurring the alpha channel after it is processed.

Alpha matte

White Level adjusted

BCC Chroma Key Filter

Chroma Key is used for compositing camera footage shot using a blue, green, or red screen as a backdrop over a new background video or a still image from a separate le.
BCC Composite Choker Filter
Composite Choker contracts or expands the edges of the matte to bring them closer to or farther from the foreground. Two Choke controls allow you to smoothly adjust the matte.

BCC Glow Matte Filter

The Glow Matte lter is similar to the Colorize Glow lter, except that it outputs an alpha channel instead of colors. This lter is useful for making semi-abstract mattes based on a glow of any channel in the original image.

BCC Light Matte Filter

Light Matte uses applied light to create or modify an alpha channel. Rays of light spread from the light source point in all directions. As the rays expand, their intensities are affected by the luminosities of the pixels that they cross. The farther from the source the rays extend, the less they
Boris FX New Features Guide are affected by the intensities of new pixels that they crosses. This process is referred to as attenuation, since the affect of the pixels on the intensity of the rays attenuates, or lessens, over time.

Expon Distance SQ

Expon Distance

Distance SQ

BCC Light Wrap Filter
The BCC Light Wrap reects a background image around the edges of a foreground image to form a border. This creates the illusion that light from the background image is reected onto the foreground image. This creates a more convincing composite by making it appear as if the images were shot in the same environment.

Composited image

Composited using Light Wrap
BCC Linear Color Key Filter

Linear Color Key creates a key based on the difference between the color of each pixel and the specied Key Color. The color comparison can be done in RGB or in HSL color space, and you can adjust the relative importance of each RGB channel with the RGB Weights parameters. Linear Color Key also allows you to remove unwanted foreground objects or restore opacity to a transparent region in the foreground using the Region of Interest controls. This feature is useful when the foreground has an isolated region that is similar in color to the background (for example, a person wearing a tie of the same color as the background).
BCC Linear Luma Key Filter
Linear Luma Key creates a key from a single channel in the source. This type of lter is called a luma key, because the key is usually created from the image luminance, but you can also use any single RGB channel. You might want to examine the individual channels of the source and use a channel that provides more contrast between the foreground and background than the luma channel.
BCC Make Alpha Key Filter
Make Alpha Key creates a new alpha channel from one of the existing channels in the image and then applies levels and gamma correction to the new alpha channel.

BCC Matte Choker Filter

Matte Choker is a tool for the often frustrating task of adjusting mattes that are not quite right. A rst-pass matte often has unwanted holes in areas that should be opaque, and/or unwanted spots in areas that should be transparent. These problems can usually be xed with Matte Choker. Matte Choker uses an iterative technique to process the source alpha channel.The lter applies one stage of the process to the source image, then applies a second stage to the output of the rst stage, and repeats the process using the output of each iteration as the input of the next.

BCC Matte Cleanup Filter

You can use Matte Cleanup to correct imperfect mattes and to make interesting matte effects.

BCC Star Matte Filter

Star Matte uses a ray burst effect to create or modify the sources alpha channel.

BCC Two Way Key Filter

Two Way Key is useful for keying out a range of colors while retaining one color in the range. Two Way Key works by using a Key Color to determine which color is keyed out, then using a Keep Color to restore opacity to selected colors in the range. You can also adjust the range of colors to key out and key in using the Similarity controls. This image shows the original source image, which contains a range of blue pixels that need to key out.

Boris FX New Features Guide In this example, Two Way Key is applied and the Key Color is set to a medium blue. When Key Similarity is increased to key out the full range of blue pixels, some of the foreground pixels also key out, creating holes.

Lights Filters

BCC Edge Lighting Filter
The Edge Lighting lter nds edges based on pixel-to-pixel differences in any chosen channel in the source image or in the Edge Source Track and applies light to these edges. Highlights and Shadows are independently computed and can be blurred and applied separately to the source.

BCC Light Sweep Filter

BCC Light Sweep creates a linear beam of light that sweeps across your image. The lter is physically modeled after a light that is innitely far away. The light is innitely wide in one direction, and falls off in the other. Light Sweep also has some very useful edge detection and edge lighting features.

BCC Light Zoom Filter

The Light Zoom lter creates rays of light that spread out from the light source point in all directions. As the rays expand, their intensities are affected by the luminosities of the pixels that they cross. The farther from the source the ray extends, the less it is affected by the intensities of new pixels that it crosses. This process is referred to as attenuation, since the affect of the pixels on the intensity of the rays attenuates, or lessens, over time.

BCC Rays Cartoon Filter

The BCC Rays Cartoon filter creates the light out of the Cartoon edges of the filter. Using it is the same as using one of the other Rays filters with the Light From channel set to one of the Cartoon Edges choices.

BCC Rays Puffy Filter

The BCC Rays Puffy filter light which spreads from a source point creating a soft, appearance. The light is generated from a chosen channel in the source image. puffy
BCC Rays Radiant Edges Filter
The BCC Rays Radiant Edges filter creates light from the edges of the image. This filter includes similar controls to the BCC Rays Cartoon filter.
BCC Rays Radiant Spotlight Filter
The BCC Rays Radiant Spotlight filter is a combination of a Light Ray Filter and a Spotlight. The spotlight can be used to matte either the light source or the rendered light.

BCC Rays Ring Filter

The BCC Rays Ring filter masks the light source with a ring. The resulting light is generated from a selected channel in the source image and spreads from a source point in all directions.

BCC Rays Ripply Filter

The BCC Rays Ripply filter combines a light rays effect with a rippled light effect. The resulting light is generated from a chosen channel in the source image and spreads from a source point in all directions.

BCC Rays Streaky Filter

The BCC Rays Streaky filter produces a light that contains streaks. The resulting light is generated from a chosen channel in the source image, and spreads from a source point in all directions.

BCC Rays Textured Filter

The BCC Rays Textured filter creates a textured light using a noise map pattern. The resulting light is generated from a chosen channel in the source image, and spreads from a source point in all directions.

BCC Rays Wedge Filter

The BCC Rays Wedge filter is a light rays filter that mattes the light source with a wedge-shaped light. The resulting light is generated from a selected channel in the source image, and spreads from a source point in all directions.
BCC Reverse Spotlight Filter
Using the Spotlight lter to precisely light a specic area can sometimes be difcult. Reverse Spotlight allows you to dene the lit region and computes the Light Source, Target, and Cone Width from this region.

BCC Spotlight Filter

Spotlight generates a realistic spotlight that can be placed and aimed at a target point on the image using on-screen position points. A range of parameters provide full control over the shape, width, color, and elevation of the light; offer edge lighting capabilities; and even allow you to place gels over the light source.

Motion Filters

Corner Pin Tracker
The Corner Pin Tracker allows you to map media to a specific area on a moving object in a media file. For example, suppose your movie includes a moving bus with an advertisement on its side. You could use Corner Pin Tracker to replace the advertisement with a logo.

Motion Stabilizer

The Motion Stabilizer lter allows you to stabilize shaky video footage. The Stabilizer uses motion trackers to analyze one or more specied regions of motion and then adjusts the tracks position point to compensate. During playback, the motion appears smooth because the track moves incrementally to offset the unwanted motion. You can also stabilize just a portion of a track to correct isolated camera bumps.

Motion Tracker

The Motion Tracker filter allows you to generate motion path data by estimating the motion of an object in a media file. You can then use this data to control the motion of another aspect of the effect. For example, use the Motion Tracker to create an effect in which text or a spline object follows a moving object in a media file. You can also use Tracker data with filters, allowing you to cause applied lights, blurs or other filters to follow an object.
Several filters from the Final Effects Complete package have been included with this latest release of Boris FX. Use FEC Hair to make shapes appear to grow hair along the edges, or FEC Drizzle to make the image appear as though it was reflected in a puddle of rain. FEC Glass can be used to make an image appear to have been cut from glass. Generate kaleidoscope magic with FEC Kaleida. Create organic dissolves with FEC Blobbylize.

FEC Blobbylize Filter

FEC Blobbylize w/Blob Map uses gradient map defined by another input to create a blobby, glossy cutout of the other image. The Blob Layer can be virtually anything, from simple text to a complex particle animation.

FEC Drizzle Filter

FEC Drizzle is a particle-based simulation of circular ripples on a watery surface akin to ripples on a pond caused by light raindrops.

FEC Glass Filter

FEC Glass creates a convincing glass-like appearance. To accomplish this effect, the selected image defines a bump map, which is then used to create a glossy, 3D texture. Use FEC Glass to create dramatic and innovative effects by using values from a different layer to create the illusion of that layer rising through the source layer.

FEC Hair Filter

FEC Hair creates particles that stretch into filaments like hair. Hair uses a chosen property to determine where hair should grow.

FEC Kaleida Filter

The FEC Kaleida filter creates a kaleidoscopic effect on the source image. The kaleidoscope image becomes a tile that is repeated across the image.
CrazyDaisy2 preset applied
Stars Expand Right preset applied
Now you can generated keyframed effects right within the composite window, without the need to see the master timeline. Select an element in the composite window by clicking on it and the keyframes associated with that object appear in the mini timeline included in the composite window. Keyframes can be added and directly manipulated right in the mini timeline.
Industry effects guru Steve Oakley, a long time Boris advocate and digital effects compositor/editor, has contributed dozens of new keyframed effects which are included in the Boris FX Library Browser.